Which statement explains the difference between the apples in "American Apple" and the grandfather's collection in the excerpt from Bend, Not Break: A Life in Two Worlds-? F. The apples represent unreachable goals, while the grandfather's collection represents true beauty.

G. The apples represent the power of determination, while the grandfather's Collection represents the wisdom of experience.

H. The apples represent temptation in life, while the grandfather's collection represents the difficult choices people must make in life.

J. The apples represent the danger of materialism, while the grandfather's collection represents the will to overcome temptation.​